After a posh eatery threatened to axe its new Dublin joint, the council accepted its demands
The Ivy will open its first restaurant outside the UK in the Irish capital.
Gordon Deegan
A retail manager who took part in a 'slagging culture' has lost his unfair dismissal bid
The man made a derogatory remark towards another employee at an out-of-hours work gathering.
A woman fired for viewing hardcore porn at work has lost a bid for unfair dismissal
The receptionist worked for a state-funded company that provides services to children.
A job-hunter who said homosexuality was 'inclined to evil' has lost his discrimination case
Mark Savage claimed he was told to remove the line from his CV.
The duo behind a new 'superpub' on Dublin's Harcourt Street is appealing its refusal
The strip is already home to Copper Face Jacks and several other venues.
The company behind Wicklow's the Happy Pear swung into the red last year
But the business – set up by twins David and Stephen Flynn – has been growing fast.
A security firm has to pay €20k to a bouncer told 'all Romanians are thieves and liars'
It was ruled that the company did not address racial abuse directed towards an employee.
A bartender won €20,000 after discrimination over her 'extremely painful' condition
The woman had her hours cut after surgery to treat endometriosis.
A bookkeeper who was 'retired' at 66 wins €12,000 for age discrimination
The woman rejected an offer of re-engagement on a two-year contract.
DIY store Woodie's has to fork out €15,000 to a worker sacked over a missing €50 note
The Labour Court said the retailer didn’t carry out a proper investigation.
Delivery giant DHL must pay over €70,000 to an accident-prone driver it sacked
The former employee was dismissed after causing €2,500 worth of damage to a van.
It was 'fair' for a hotel to sack a worker who took two cups of coffee powder
The Employment Appeals Tribunal has found that the Strand Hotel’s decision to sack the man was fair.
Johnny Ronan argues his rejected skyscraper would 'economically enhance' Dublin
His property firm has demanded an oral hearing from An Bord Pleanála.
Wicklow council has refused permission for Johnny Ronan's €50m 'sports' hotel
Plans for the 141-room development near Enniskerry have been shot down.
Ireland's only two-star Michelin restaurant served up record profits last year
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud also saw its cash pile increase more than four-fold.
Dublin's Apollo House has been cleared for demolition
Hawkins House – widely known as the capital’s ‘ugliest building’ – will also be redeveloped.
A manager wrongly painted as the 'employee from hell' wins a €160,000 payout
The sum is one of the highest ever awarded by the Workplace Relations Commission.
A care worker who locked out a disabled woman 'for banter' won €15,000 for unfair dismissal
Her employer, Clann Mor, said it had a zero-tolerance policy for abuse.
Trinity is planning 'one of the largest projects since the IFSC' in Dublin's docks
The new technology campus will cost up to €1.25 billion to complete.
Guinness-maker Diageo gets the go-ahead for its €25m Dublin whiskey distillery
The facility will produce its new premium Irish whiskey product Roe & Co.